Fruitbus (v1.0.9)

<img decoding="async" src="https://shared.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/2484130/extras/FruitbusPreparingServing.gif?t=1730326339" /> In Fruitbus, we start the story after Grandma has passed. She used to run all over the islands with her Fruitbus feeding people salads, smoothies, and more. Sometimes, we would ride with her as a kid. So, it only seems fitting that we inherit the Fruitbus. Our first foray into running the Fruitbus is to honor our Grandma’s last request to hold a Farewell Feast. We’re bid to drive the old routes, meet familiar faces, and get everyone together for one last hurrah in Grandma’s honor. You can expect to customize your Fruitbus, make orders, complete quests, and forage for ingredients. What you might not expect is that you’re doing it all with Grandma’s urn buckled into the passenger seat. Or that every so often, the urn will sparkle or emit hearts and you’ll hear Grandma commenting on things from beyond the grave. <img decoding="async" src="https://shared.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/2484130/extras/FruitbusCustomers.gif?t=1730326339" /> Let’s just go ahead and be honest with each other. I’m gonna highlight a lot of bugs and negatives in this article because I got a pre-release copy bugs kind of come with the territory. However, I did enjoy Fruitbus immensely and do think that it only needs minor improvements to take it from a good game to a great one. When you load up the game, you start on an island with a map completely covered. You’ll have to drive around discovering the little towns for yourself. In these towns, you’ll always find a host of hungry characters. Generally, you’ll find a mix of random food enthusiasts and characters with quests. The characters that require more attention will have an indicator above their heads. Some quests are super simple and just require you to make a certain menu item while others can take a bit more effort in locating items.